Sellanapp – Transform An App Idea Into A Real App Through Crowdsourcing
Many people have those light bulb moments where they come up with great ideas that can be turned into beautiful applications on your phone, I’m sure you also have those moments. With android OS and iOS, you can be sure that idea can be developed. Though you may have birthed a great idea that can [...]
October 15th, 2011 by Jonas WieselValkee – Using Brain Stimulating Earphones To Fight Against Depression
The human brain is one of (if not THE) the single most complex organs in the body. Its memory banks still surpass the capacity of the fastest computer processors manufactured to date. Scientists have devoted years of research to establish and understand how this organ works but there is always a new and interesting discovery [...]
June 7th, 2011 by Jonas WieselStickleBook – The Invisible BookShelf! Just Stick You Book to the Wall
Brought by Mode Studio, The Sitcklebook is a innovative design idea around a very old piece of furniture that’s been arround for hundreds of years: The BookShelf. It’s a simple rack that enables you to “hang” you books on the wall creatin the illusion of a line floating line of books. They claim It is totally [...]
May 2nd, 2011 by Jonas WieselKeynotopia – Design Your a Mobile App Template in 13 minutes and Outsource the Development
Keynotopia is based on a simple concept: “Giving the perfect tools for non developer to design the applications they want”. The Goal being to provide the developers with the clearest and most precise guidelines. Most of the Time the key difficulty in Application Creation is to make sure the developpers understand what has to be [...]
April 30th, 2011 by Jonas WieselRally Fighter – the first Open Source Car
Started as an online community based around a forum, Local Motors as just built its first car. They used crowd sourcing to design the elements, which means that everyone could participate. What is interesting is the mix of collaboration and competition that they made. Building a car can be divided in many different [...]
March 3rd, 2010 by Joan
